Throughout the year of 1864, President Abraham Lincoln believed that he would lose the election in November. He admitted in August, “I am going to be beaten, and unless some great change takes ...

Twenty-seventh-street and Fourth-avenue, Twenty-sixth-street and Fourth-avenue. D.H. CRAIG, General Agent New-York Associated Press. NEW-YORK, March 7, 1864. Advertisement ...

In the 1864 election, McClellan ran as the Democratic nominee against President Lincoln. George Brinton McClellan was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and graduated second in his class from ...

"We're willing to kill infants in order to win an election," Republican state Rep ... But the nearly total abortion ban, dating back to 1864, was codified in 1901. It remained in effect until ...